Or just use utf8_encode($text), at least if your input is iso-8859-1
all text methods in domxml expect utf-8 encoded strings as input.
DomDocument->create_text_node
说明
domtext DomDocument->create_text_node ( string content )This function returns a new instance of class DomText. The content of the text is the value of the passed parameter. 本节点不会出现在文档中，除非是用例如 domnode_append_child() 函数来将其插入。
The return value is FALSE if an error occurred.
See also domnode_append_child(), domdocument_create_element(), domdocument_create_comment(), domdocument_create_text(), domdocument_create_attribute(), domdocument_create_processing_instruction(), domdocument_create_entity_reference(), and domnode_insert_before().
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chregu at php dot net
12-Dec-2002 08:29
12-Dec-2002 08:29
hlubek at networkteam dot com
02-Jun-2002 12:15
02-Jun-2002 12:15
Ever tried to insert special characters e.g. German ,,, with this function?
Or to mix normal text with entities?
In my scripts I use a function like this:
$translateSpecial = array(
"" => "#228",
"" => "#252",
"" => "#246",
"" => "#196",
"" => "#220",
"" => "#214",
"" => "#223"
);
$buffer = "";
for($i = 0; $i < strlen($value); $i++)
{
if(!$translateSpecial[$value{$i}])
$buffer .= $value{$i};
else
{
$node->append_child($xmldoc->create_text_node($buffer));
$buffer = "";
$node->append_child($xmldoc->
create_entity_reference($translateSpecial[$value{$i}]));
}
}
$node->append_child($xmldoc->create_text_node($buffer));